
A series of feature films based on the long-running Case Closed manga (known in Japan as Detective Conan) about a brilliant teenage detective who's given a poison that reverted him to a 4-year-old. Under a new identity, he continues solving cases alongside his colleagues.
Release order — click any era to expand or collapse. All 29 movies shown below.
All 29 films in release order — the recommended way to experience the full series.
Watch the Detective Conan movies in release order, starting with Detective Conan: The Time Bombed Skyscraper (1997) and continuing through Detective Conan: Fallen Angel of the Highway (2026). The series spans 29 films, released between 1997 and 2026. Audiences rate the franchise 6.9/10 on average.
For most viewers, release order is the recommended way to watch Detective Conan. This is how the story was crafted and revealed to audiences — earlier films seed details, callbacks, and twists that pay off in later entries. Watching in release order preserves those reveals and matches the pacing the filmmakers intended.
Detective Conan largely tracks its own in-universe chronology, so release order and chronological order overlap closely. You can use either without losing much, though release order is still the safest first watch.
A series of feature films based on the long-running Case Closed manga (known in Japan as Detective Conan) about a brilliant teenage detective who's given a poison that reverted him to a 4-year-old. Under a new identity, he continues solving cases alongside his colleagues.
Each film builds on the previous one, rewarding viewers who watch in sequence.
The Detective Conan franchise spans 29 years, from 1997 to 2026.
The highest-rated entry is Detective Conan: Fallen Angel of the Highway with a 8.0/10 audience score.
Across all films, the franchise averages a 6.9/10 rating from audiences.
Detective Conan films have collected over 4k audience ratings combined.
Watching all 29 Detective Conan films back-to-back takes well over a full day's viewing commitment.
The most recent entry, Detective Conan: Fallen Angel of the Highway (2026), continues a franchise that began 29 years earlier.
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